in this fire. that erupted at the facility last thursday. the cause still under investigation. authorities say they plan to remain on the scene through the thapgs giving holiday. count on us for breaking updates on this story. >> fbi is investigating philadelphia's most powerful congressman. bob bray by. >> a search warrant for brady's e-mails. >> whether he paid an opponent to drop out of the election. and then tried to hide it. >> nbc10 got a hold of his lawyer tonight. how is he responding to the fbi move? >> he's not chashlgrged with a crime. he's not even the target of the investigation. >> reporter: the a lights were on and blinds open at congressman brady's house. but he didn't come to the house. the fbi asked a judge to approve

a search warrant to access an e-mail account belongs to the congressman. >> he followed the law. he's done nothing wrong. >> tied to his 2012 campaign. seen in this campaign add. fbi agent i say brady concealed a $90,000 payment to the campaign manager to get him to drop out. brady's attorney told nbc10 they sent the fbi his e-mails from five years ago. >> investigate tors believe there's probable cause that he committed conspiracy. wire fraud and violated limits on campaign contributions. >> he's a good man. i have known him for many years. i know he's always tried to do the right thing. >> a former aid pleaded guilty to concealing the payment.

brady attorney says that his client is not seeing any kind of distraction. faci facing these allegations while he's working in d.c. in montgomery county a possible breakthrough after a man was stabbed to death at a strip mall. police say they identified two people who may know something about this case. sdp one has been questioned. this is surveillance video police got minutes after the killing last night. off ridge pike and plymouth township. two people dressed in black going from one apartment to another. walk up to a car and take off running in the opposite direction. moments later. olympic gold medallist the latest gymnast to accuse the former team doctor of the sexual abuse. naser has been accuse of assaulting 140 girls and women. including teammates.

he's in jail facing multiple charges. president trump is defending em battled alabama senate candidate. tonight. after days of avoiding questions about the sexual misconduct allegations. mr. trump broke his silence. the president pointed to his denial. and urged voters not to support the democratic opponent. >> he totally denies it. it didn't happen. and you have to listen to him also. you're talking about he said 40 years ago this didn't happen. so. >> mr. trump is breaking ranks with republicans who urged more to quit the race. for the second time in as many months a student at lee high university claims she was sexually assaulted. police say the incident happened just after midnight. in a dorm room. another student claims she was in indecently assaulted last month during an on campus

fraternity event. >> now to your first alert weather. the nbc10 radar showing rain coming at us from multiple directions. >> tammie souza is tracking when the rain will hit your neighborhood. >> it's on the way for tonight. i'll go neighborhood by nand neighborhood. watch that time line up there at the top of the screen. 11:00. let's zoom in. in south jersey and along the shore. right now nothing really going on. but as we go through the time line this is our high resolution rapid refresh. it's the best model we have for short term. 5:30 in the morning heavy pockets of rain move across south jersey. and out. it doesn't muf out until noontime. let's go to delaware. same thing. we'll go ahead and pick up that time line. and the heaviest rain is going to be around 5:00 in the morning. dover to haring ton. to bridge ville. and it's out of here by 11:00 in the morning. let's go ahead and do the rest

of the area. philadelphia the suburbs and on up into burke valley and lee high. you can see at 5:00 in the morning just skimming philadelphia. not so much rain. when you get into burkes county. and the lee high valley. less there. and it's out of here by 10:00 in the morning. if you have travel plans come on back. we'll break this down. new at 11. david cass di the former teen heartthrob. has died. >> he became a teen idol in the 1970s with his role as keith partridge. in february he announced he was suffering from dementia. he was taken to the hospital days ago for organ failure. he was 67 years old.

new video shows this south jersey boy taking the next step in his road to recovery. the six yeerd frs hit by a bus last month. and now lost part of his leg. as nbc10 shows us. he's facing this new challenge with strength and courage. >> he said mom, if i walk will i fall down or will i break my leg again? not understanding the con set it's no longer there. >> reporter: it's the new norm for 6 year-old. he's learning how to walk again. after losing the lower half of the right leg. his mother tells nbc10 he's gone through four surgeries. and now rehabbing. >> i wish it was me. and i could take away his pain. every day. >> reporter: their lives changed forever on october 26. when the first grader was struck by a school bus. near alabama and fair view. investigators say he was

crossing the stroet behind a different school bus. cell phone video shows him on a stretcher. we're told the case is in the hand of the prosecutor. >> the pain he went through. all the pain. that's scary for me. that he was so strong through all that stuff. >> reporter: the daily grind of rehab is a lot for anyone. let alone a six year-old. who questions if he will walk again. with his courage and tenacity. his mother says there's no doubt he will. a man in custody after a stand off with police in new castle county tonight. police responded to a home around 1:00. this afternoon. for a welfare check. they heard shots coming from inside the home. and neighbors were ordered to shelter in place. police arrested the suspect. he was taken to the hospital with a self-inflicted stab wound. so far charges have been

filed. nbc10 was in woodbury heights for the meeting. the former police chief tells us the township recently received two proposals from neighboring police departments to take over policing duties. residents don't want to lose the police force. >> their police is their protection. and i don't care where you come from, the people in that town they want their own police. >> down ship officials say they will review the proposal. and community input before making a decision. now to a nbc10 exclusive. investigators working to uncover new leads in the disappearance of two boys from south jersey. nbc10 jersey shore reporter was the only one there. as they went searching for clues. >> reporter: it's a mission. to find the missing. >> it's a lot of tr rain.

>> reporter: and an intense and challenging search. for any sign of two boys. more than 4 decades after they vanished. without a trace. we got this exclusive look at the renewed push to figure out what happened. to 12 year-old david williams. and 17 year-old steven anderson. on april 7, 1975. the day the roommates were reported missing from their residential facility. now known as the developmental center. in the pine lands of burling ton county. >> many search efforts were done. they were unable to find anybody. >> reporter: the fbi has joined new jersey state authorities and the national center for missing and exploited children. in the hunt for answers. uncovering promising new information. >> a fresh set of eyes for the case. >> reporter: skb providing resources that didn't exist.

in 1975. this recent weekend search brought investigators to the developmental center grounds. and a second location in ocean county. using specially trained dogs to sniff out potential clues. >> these dogs are able to identify skeletal remains back to the civil war. as well as if they are charred. >> anxious to talk with anyone who was involved in the previous searching or people who worked at the center at the time. they know that is a challenge. after so many years. >> memories fade. witnesses die off. it could be the one phone call. that one bit of information. that leads to a conclusion. >> reporter: these age progressed photographs show what williams and anderson may look like now. >> you have to have hope. >> reporter: investigators won't say if this search brought them closer to solving the mystery. they are determined to blaze new

trails to find missing pieces of a 42 year-old puzzle. je nerithat's what a new la claims it was filed nd 46 states. the suit is going after 18 drug makers and says they worked together to fix prices on 15 drugs for everything from diabetes to high blood pressure. one of the drugs jumped 75% in price. another 200%. we reached out to the manufacturers named in the lawsuit. seven responded and denied all allegations. half of women admit they need to spend more time thinking about finances. and stop missing investment opportunities. a new poll shows only one in four women from a plan for their future. one in three keep half of the savings in cash. instead of investing. nearly half say they spend free will without thinking about the long term. we asked our financial expert

which of the three he would tell clients to change. he said women live longer. you need to save more and take on risk. and put savings in to investment. one of raps hottest stars is giving back. hosted a turkey drive at the reck center today. he donated 500 turkeys to families in need. he grew up hanging out at the reck center. and thought it was a good idea to remember where he came from. hundreds more families are getting their meals today. a food give away. this is the fourth annual the first year they started with 30 dinners. this year they're up to 200. >> a night of magic and holiday spirit in center city. invited to a performance of finding never land. all of the kids were adopted after they were profiled on

wednesday. a partnership between the nbc10 and national adoption center. nbc10 met up with everyone tonight. to talk about how it feels to have a forever family. >> we don't even feel -- we feel like we're sisters. and brothers. we're cousins. but i feel like that's my sister. >> wednesday's child airs every wednesday on nbc10 news at 11:00 a.m. babies born addicted. >> it's sad. to see your child in there suffering. because of the choices you made. >> are these babies in pain? >> yes. >> evolving crisis experts say needs up to date information to treat and prevent. why are so few states tracking it? that's our investigation tonight. >> could you tell me right now how many opioid addicted newborns there are? >> right now in 2017.

no. >> we're giving the silent victims a voice. doctors are treating more and more take into accounted newborns. in pennsylvania the full scope remains a mystery. we went to the state leaders. to find out why. >> >> reporter: even for a one month old. her crying spells are unusual. sometimes her arms switch. her sleep is irregular. even for an infant. she's addicted to oip yoed. her mom got hooked on percocet after a back surgery. >> i got pregnant with my daughter. i'm like well, i'm okay. and i'm not okay. >> today she is newly sober. still watching her baby weaned off the drug. >> i know how it feels and how it felt when i go through withdraw. to see my daughter go through that. i don't wish that on my worst enemy.

>> reporter: her doctor says she's treating more opioid addicted babies than ever before. but can't tell us the long term effects. >> there are few studies about the lasting impact of being born addicted. some studies are ongoing. but fail to pinpoint which drugs and how much of the drug will end up causing symptoms like a learning disability. doctors simple need more information. in order to predict which patients will develop what symptoms. >> it's hard to know whether you are making progress on a crisis. if you don't have good data. >> reporter: child protection advocates want pennsylvania to make the medical condition called neonatal syndrome a reportable health condition. track babies born addicted to opioid. >> and under score the message this is a public health crisis. >> states such as vermont. ohio and california. have been tracking for years.

where sdp how many are born addicted. few states have collected more information than tennessee. it has data since 2012. >> that's given us a handle if you will at the state level. on whether we're tackling this problem. >> reporter: it helped guide policy that stabilized the number of opioid take into accounted newborns in tennessee. the state sees 1,000 cases each year. >> folks pay attention. and think about what they mean for the community. and use that to drive local intervention. >> reporter: in spring 2016 the administration told national public radio it would move to make newborn addiction reportable. but it hasn't happened. >> if it was a prior thin. why is it still stagnant? >> it's not. but changing the regulation is takes time. it is very important for the department. we're working on it. >> reporter: acting health secretary says the state does have medicaid data on infant

addiction. it's from 2016. and includes patients on medicaid. not the entire state. >> how do you solve a problem when you don't know how big it is. >> certainly data like that is important. i think when ever you can have timely data that's a benefit. it's important not to under estimate the data we have. >> reporter: more information can pinpoint the communities in most need of treatment. making infant addiction reportable does mean changing state regulation. and we found that starts with the office. >> when can we expect that to happen? >> i don't have a time line. >> in the meantime. babies are born every day with an addiction. right now they're living in a state that won't track it. until long after they leave intensive care. >> in new jersey. infant addiction is reportable.

but not pennsylvania or delaware. uber is latest victim of a massive hack attack. impacted 57 million people around the globe. the hackers took names, e-mails and phone numbers. the attack happened in october of last year. uber didn't disclose it. and chose to pay the hackers $100,000 to delete the data is keep quiet. turning to your first alert weather. bundled up around the fire pit. on a cool night. atd the soft opening of the winter fest. people were getting a preview of the festivities that kick off friday. >> it will be a bumpy night. if you're headed out tonight or tomorrow morning. you'll want to watch what will happen with the radar. and with the futurecast. outside right now we have clouds in place. it was a pleasant enough day.

59 degrees. that's above the 54 that we should be. no rain yet. and the heist wind gust 33 miles per hour. let's look at the temperature. very mild. 53 philadelphia. 49 pittsburg. 53 dc. that is not where we should be. headed towards the midnight hour. 36 allen town. 52 wilmington. 59 in at laptic city. headed through a mild night. no rain on the radar yet. you can see the line of showers making through cleveland and approaching pittsburg. you notice the line coming up from the south. that's because we have not one but two systems that converge. all of ta line up in our area later tonight. let's go hour by hour. check out what's going to happen. we are going to be looking at temperatures that when the rain comes in around 2 or 3:00 in the

morning. they may cascade downward. showers could start in south jersey and delaware as early as three or 4:00 in the morning. showers possibly clipping parts of philadelphia. into south jersey and delaware. the least amount of rain is for all of you in burkes county and lee high valley. by 11:00 we're hanging onto clouds in south jersey. winds have turned to the northwest. watch what happens to the temperatures. they fall off. by 8:00 tomorrow evening. we're down to 37 degrees. the cold air is back. we go into thursday morning. that's thanksgiving. under clear skies. noon maybe a touch of football with friends. that's 40 degrees. then we head to 3:00. when you're going to be eating about 43 degrees. and by the time it's all done and you have had enough and wake up on friday. this is what you'll be looking at. your black friday shopping temperature. right there.

47 degrees. and plenty of sunshine. here's your ten day on ten. 54 for tomorrow. again we could see the showers in the morning. 47 on thanksgiving. we will see a chilly day. a breeze. and a cold start to the day. this is going to be the amp high. 51 friday. for all shopping. we'll have sunshine. we hit 59 on saturday. we could see rain showers south. delaware and south jersey. ukds see rain in the afternoon and evening. sunday the eagles game. very important game. it's going to be breezy. we'll see partly sunny skies and 47 degrees. downright chilly on monday. with only 44 degrees. this is us star justin harly is here. johnny bananas and maroon 5. do not change the channel. it's a big show.

sixers forward maybe from croatia. he became a philadelphiaen. he's never had a cheese steak. that changed today. he spent the afternoon at ginos. he's a big fan. and for those keeping tabs. he is a wiz whit kind of guy. >> bert not eat that before the game. after the game. >> it is wiz whit. sfwl that's what i said. there's no h on that. >> i don't know. let's go to the video tape. >> eagles back to work today. jeffrey will be facing his former team. how's he liking philly. we'll hear from him.

and the flier couldn't get out of their own way tonight. or out of the way of the lines men.

the fliers have been playing so bad there were eagles chants tonight. fliers have lost five in a row. one of six teams under preponderate .500 in the nhl. four goals on 22 shots. and get pulled for elliot the ka nuks all over the fliers. 5-2. lost six of seven at home. eagles back to work. a bad bears team. jeffrey will be facing his former team. he's been heating up. good chemistry with wentz. he has four touch downs over the

last three games. averaging 18 yards a catch. it will be a free agent again after this season. he's only on a one year deal. you want to stay here in philly? >> i love it here. i hope so. right now i'm playing football. locked in and focussed on one day at a time. >> sounds like he wants to stay. once again hall of fame semi-finalists. we're right back.

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over night. it maybe raining on you tomorrow morning for the commute. or traveling for the holiday. be aware of that. it will clear out tomorrow afternoon. the roads will be slippery. 54 but that could be the high. before dawn. then temperatures tumble and we'll be looking at below freezing to start thanksgiving with sunshine. 47 for a high on turkey day. 51 friday. doing any shopping? >> i don't think so. >> i'll be working. we'll see 59 saturday. maybe showers in delaware. and a chilly 47 for the game sunday. >> i'll get my shops done for both of you. >> thanks for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gwen stefani, justin hartley,